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Approved minutesApproved to request the Chair to sign a letter of support to be submitted to Mr.
Approved minutesApproved a $250,000.00 expenditure and authorized the County Administrator to execute an agreement with the production company subject to review by the Clerk and Comptroller and the County Attorney. To expedite funding, authorized the County Administrator to cash flow the approved amount within the approved budgets in the general fund. Advertised for Public Hearing an ordinance amendment to amend
Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation.
Approved minutesApproved Staff's Recommendation.
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Several speakers Mike Moore: Yeah. So we say when we say homeless, are we saying these people are homeless today or they ha are they're possibly at risk of being homeless?
Unidentified speaker So m this is not for low income seniors, these are for people that are experiencing homelessness. And we have noticed a trend trend that more and more of our homeless are are growing in age. Right. So so uh certainly the most vulnerable people will be taken off the streets and put into housing.
Unidentified speaker Our first priority would be for those that are homeless because that's the biggest population and the least resourced. Uh-huh. Um and then after that we would go into uh vulnerable populations that m that perhaps we could prevent homelessness.
Unidentified speaker homeless population are chronically homeless, so they're very much under-resourced. Housing for single adults. Families represent 17%, just under 18% of our homeless population, but they take almost 50% of our bed. inventory. and ninety-one percent of the households experiencing homelessness are adults without children. Uh s non-congregate shelter, sixty-one percent of our per uh people experiencing homelessness are unsheltered and um yet the non-congregate shelter beds were at a hundred percent capacity. Those were uh the beds that we were paying for in hotels. uh but congregate shelter beds were utilized at 50%. So because of that information uh we're going to focus on uh production and preservation of affordable housing uh to either acquire or construct it or rehab current housing. And then on the other funding sources, if you go to the next page, we are looking for you to approve the plan, direct the chairman to sign the documents, and then this will transmit the plan to uh HUD. We have put out a request for proposals, actually, this is the second time around for Proposals from our partners for this funding. That's usually what we do. So those have come in. I think we got about
Jack Mariano site in the community center. Uh Congressman Bill Arrakis, which Premier doesn't know this yet, has reached out to me and asked if we would consider putting a commun a federally qualified health center, Premier, and expansion in there. We are looking at that. Um This is a uh big boom for our community and will really go a long way to help with combating homelessness uh as well, especially uh this is a veterans family housing community, which is one that we desperately need within this county and it will help with uh some of the homelessness along the nineteen corridor. Uh so uh Can
Several speakers Christina Fitzpatrick: Because I heard it would sup help reduce the senior homeless population by having say you had a five story building if you put two senior units on each floor.
Unidentified speaker the plan that we transmit to HUD and kind of an FYI. There are 600 of these. We're part of 600 entitlement communities. 87 plans have gone forward and Thirty seven of them have been approved. So keep your fingers crossed that this one will get approval. We did a really good job with outreach um and gaps analysis, which were the two major reasons other plans were not being approved. So here's some eligible activities that we could do. We could produce or preserve affordable housing, we could do tenant-based rental assistance, we can do supportive services, and we could purchase and develop non-congregate shelter, which would be individual units, not bunk beds and one big room. So the populations are those identifying serving individuals and households that are homeless, at risk of homelessness, fleeing or attempting to flee, domestic violence, and other populations where supportive services would prevent individuals or families from becoming homeless. including veterans and families of veterans.
Unidentified speaker Good morning. Commissioner Oak Marcy Esperg, Director of Community Development. Pasco County, I I feel like we've got a few minutes of feel good. So this is a feel good presentation following the money. So you get money, you spend money. That's the the the law of life, right? So I'm here today to talk about um a new housing project that's coming up. And it is with the Pasco County Housing Authority called Magnolia Oaks in Newport Ritchie. So as we go into the next slide, you'll see that this project will consist of 77 units. New construction rental units, and therefore very low and low-income persons, primarily homeless veterans and families, and non-elderly disabled and families. So when we break down the project, you see that we're going to have 40 units that are dedicated to our homeless veterans. 37 units for the non-elderly disabled who are either transitioning out of institutional or segregated settings at serious risk of institutionalization. They might be currently experiencing homelessness. previously experienced homelessness or they're at
Several speakers Jack Mariano: If it's a if it's a felony, especially with uh Any type of abuse, uh violence towards women, drugs, anything like that, you're you're out. And you can't come back for five years.
Several speakers Unidentified A: So That type of project would not be eligible because it's congregate shelter, it's not non-congregate, and so there are twenty beds in one room. No,
Several speakers Christina Fitzpatrick: Thank you. Unidentified A: I will follow up with you, Sven Sharm. Ron Oakley: Mr Mariano.
Several speakers Jack Mariano: So Uh huh. Those Unidentified A: aren't your projects.